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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-12

Theirs ID t. man on the Darson riv'
-, hatow Dayton, named Angela
tordella, who claims to be the strong
est man in the world. He ia CT itol-
ian, aged 2s, aud stands s feet 10 in
ehes, weighing los pounds HIS
strength was born with him, for he
had no athletic training. He differs
from other me chiefly in the nsseous
structure. Although not Of u~npsEal
size, his spinal column ts much be-
y'oNd the ordinary width and his
poaes and joints are made on as.ml-
fairly large and generous scale. lie
mas lifted a man of 200 pounds with
the middle finger of his right hand.
The man stood with Ii foot on the
door, his arms outstTetched, his
EAnds grasped Ly Two persons to tai
.nce his body. C0rdella then stoop-
II and placed the third finger OF his
sight hand under the mans foot, and
With scarcely any perceptibse effort,
raised him to the hight Of four feet
sal deposited him on a table near at
t,nad. Once TWO powerful men way
|..I lordella with Intent to thrash
|.i,a, bat he seized one in each hand
,ad hammered them together until
ne vas nearly knocked out Of them.
Virginia Footlight.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-12
LAWSON, GA, De9. T,

DAWSON, GA, De0. T, 1856.
For fully nine years had catarrh.
FOR five years | had it in the very
worst form, how obnoxious that is
need not recount. was under treat
ulent Of ond of the celebrated eye,
car and throat physicians in the
United States, but he was unable to
40 me any good. In dispair, | re-
sorted to numerous patent medicines
that | saw advertised, but of no avail,
Finally, about six months ago be-
gan to take s. S. S. in sheer despera-
ton, but with little hoye and no faith
IN it. But to-day J am comparative
!y well indeed, ! have been so BEN
Gifted by the ). S. S. that, although
skeptical Of its merits, | am colnpell-
ed by the benefit ! have derived from
it, to testify to its unquestioned cur
alive powers in catarrh cases. The
best compliment ! can pay it is that
I have recently recommended it to a
number of my warmest personal
friends.
Mrs. f.. &. KENDRICK,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-12
Farmers ard Mechanics

Save money and Doctor bills. Re
lieve your Mothers, Wives and Sisters
by a timely purchase Of DR.. Bosan-
kos Cough and Lung Syrup, the
best known remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Group and Bronchial attec-
tons. Relieves Children of Group
in one night; may ave you hundreds
ofdollars. PRICE 80 cents and $1.0O
Sample free. Sold by Hughes 4
Nance. March lst I'm.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-12

Sets inside or outside Of water house. Price below ali competition -
Of every small mill and gin in the country. Write for large rahLonnhhi
state all the particulars about your power. Iron cases for vb@s%gg Ei
side or outside,-fhICEs Low, "aI
test fataNe Cam MN in the Norket-Taok hrst premium ri b,o
Alabama and south Carolina State fairs over thirteen co nnsHF
Ground the best meal ad more ofit. "'""s|
The B,st Saw NW~Pony Mill with the latest and hes, improvau,u
riable friction feed that beats them all and no mistake. Ratchet .np
etc, complete except saw to cut 5000 feet per day only $500 # s ~n
to cut aMD feet per day with 6 HORSE POWER ENn1EE, JrsT Tmnm1
THIsI Larger mills made to order. '""l
MiHstones for all purposes. The largest stock in the South. Sem :.
Mil Gearing Of all kinds, shafting, puilays, etc. Don't buy any EJ "
chine without first getting our prices. 4. a. DEioAru& Bp"
Founders and Machinists, AtanhnG
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-12

Cure for Sick Eeadache-

For proof that Dr.. Gums Liver
Pills cure Sick Headache. Ask your
Druggist for a free trial package.
Only II for a dose. Regular size
boxes, 25 cents. Sold by Hughes &
Nance. March LIST I'm
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-12

"A, other said a young lady, "how
. came you to marry such a very plain,
unpreysntious man as father?" "It
had known his daughter would ever
have as.,ed such p question, 1 pre-
sumo i should have hesitated."
.HThen yon.are not entirely satisfied? p
mot entirely, I'd most wish that our
daughters had been all sons"
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-12
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Dr.. Gums Liver Pills,

Removes constipation, prevents
malaria, cures dyspepsia, and gives
new life to to the system. Only one
for a dose Free samples at Hughes
& Nance. Tapl,l NJ
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-03-12

The young lady who bursts into
aears has been put together again
and 10 now wearing a hoop to pre-
yeHt the recurrence Of the accident.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

sred was the palace ot the queen, or rather Of
the queens. Al the back Of the palace the
town sloped gently upward 70 a flashing
building OF white marble, crowned by the
golden dome waich We had already Observed.
The city was. with the exception Of this one
building. snt relT built OF red granite and
laid ont in regular blocks with splendid road
ways between. 50 far as we could see also
the houses were al 0ne-st0T.sd and detached.
with garlsns round them, which gave some
relief % the eye wsaried with the vista Of red
granite. At tie back of the palace road Of
extraordinary width stretched away up the
bin for tie distance of mile ard half or
50. and appeared 90 terminate at an open
Space surrounding tae cleaning building that
crowned the hiil Bat right in front OK Us
was The wonder ard glory * Nilosis-the
great staircase u re palace, ths rlagnifcsnce
of which fairly tooS cur breath away let The
reader imagine. il he can, a s. isniid ssrirwsy.
sixty-avs feet from balusrra.e % balustrsde.
consisting & two vast fiShts. each q rs
steps of eight inches IN height by three feet
broad. connected by a fat resting place sixty
feet IN iengts and running from the palace
wall on The edge OF the prscipice down to
meet = water way or canal. cut 70 is foot
was suppoT.e ed upon single enormous granite
arch. of hich the resting place etveen the
two fights formed the crown. That is. the
connecting opcn space lsv upon IL From
this arch~ay sprang subsidiary flying arch,
or rather something that resembied fving
srrh il share. such ~ nose - rs rad seen in
am ether country. and cf which the beauty
sud wonder surreSsed an that We have ever
iuiaciret fkree hurdredsfset from point %
point and no less taan $50 round TIE c,srvs
that baif arr soarei taucirnz the bridge &c
s1ppor I'D f.ir a srace ~ aftT fser only. one
eae restiax en- ard - nta the parent a.. b.
way. sae shs ctner iFuheiied IN the sohf
granite ~ tle SHE 81 The rref oire
lhe staIr. Ei1n rs supports. was. IN
'eei vafs 9tich any Aviag man might
tl r0 arrauut - IS nfa--
reantr Ear eaes.
net. di4 sse wolk s. wh'-a
a.a,eree.I IS fs-aoss saf f..ss.tg fss snd
vas tten aa.siena.i fer tlrsa centuries.
Nsen tef ef EI st last tbere rcss =
foarlfrt s'ere.r rs.res Essssn.ss. who sad
.se- .le vaIH rr15sse lt -1reessfasv. ard
sfessi a.s 6fs nrrn Is II - falled. ae vas
Cd ~ buried feorf sie prec ~ - has arder-
-asefi - s4ie e sa - 81 uss g -
rsvardei ~ tse sau.i ~ rae klnz' 8aazassr.
Ere ysars sas ssren Sc hfn e crets lne
rc1r. ard s.s ua,i.a sed snrpV = 81 'sscr ard
useselak Ias.s tlnes dsd e. Ares fa., "a
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

4CrHca OF xTr1 sCLoSIiH-s nrerf. s1x.
s FsT vrrca IS HrAo" sre-
N-anwbiis fhs boats BAD gathered together
e. = distance. and We could sc thst their oc-
rurnnrs. who wsrs evidently uinca frightened,
were conSnitin- weat o. do. Without giviag
them time Ter further consideration. which
W. thought mieht rcsuls anfavorably to ctr
selves. wo iastaatly took our paddles and adj
vaucei towards them. Geod standing in the
bow and taxing of bis cocksl hat politely in
every direction. his auiatls =, ssur-s sufussd
- a bland but intelligent sDaslc. Nest of the
erafs f~sreatei as ~ advanced. but a few
held tbsir ground. while the big rowboas
came on 70 meet "a Presently We wers
alongside. ard I could see that our appear
snce-and especially Ctoo6's snd Umsiopo-
f<aas's-eilsd ths venerable looking com
maadsr with astenishrsur. nos unmixsd with
sve. Hs WAS dressed after the same fashion
a. she man ue tirst met. except that his SHIRT
wss not made q brown cloth. but of pure
white linen bssrnrd with purple. TIE kilr.
however. WIS idsnticai. ard 50 were the
thick rings q gold around the arm and BE-
neatb the iefs knee. The rowers wore oaiy
kit. their bodies being naked to the waist.
Coed took or his bat to the old gentismsn
with "a extra flourish. and inquired after MS
hea,th in the purest English. % which ha re-
pied By laying the first two fingers q his
right hand horixontaliY across bis lirs and
Adding them there for q moment. which W.
foos as his method II salutation. Then he
also addressed scue remarks q ~ in the
sante soft accents that bad distinguished our
frrt interviever which We we're forced 20
ind'cate ws did NOT understand hy SHAKING
Cur hea's and sbrnrxin- eur shoulders This
last Aiphcuss. bsisE to ire manner bern. did
- perfection. and tn 50 polite way that no
bosiy could take aav oGense. Then We care
eo a stsndstl tn T. hesag exceedingly
haoE~y. tiicuxht miEht IS web cah attsn-
tion 20 the fact. and did 50 frse ~ opening
my nsouth ard pointing down II. ard then
riobiag ny stomach These signals the cid
xeusieIunp Clearly understood Tor he Nodded
Ms bad vigorously. and pointed toward the
hartor. ard AZ tie same tire one Ct the uasn
cn MS hoat threw - = Gne and gsotionsd %
D. 80 make is sase. which We dii The rev
boat tnen tcok - In tow and proceeded with
greaf rsriliitv toward Ire ulcnth q the river.
accompanied by ah lie other boats In
shrat t0entv minutes n,ore va reached TIE
sutrance 80 the harhor. w-ich vas crow. Tel
with hoats fnI - people Who had come cut
- see a. We observed taat ali fhe os,-l1-
rarfs we're uore or iess 81 the same fvra
sheueh sCfes rtre ft.rer tfan others In
etaei 20 1rfirsii reftssn i,fites vhoze skf-
wss 81 q mess aassaux whieeress. ard the
ca 4ast ttssit % colr 0a.ch VA saw uas
siut fast ~ = ratber swsrlsv Srenl.ri
Frearntlr tte ~fis river gave a sveru ard
a en srsetirn ~ s -
r',r 81 re
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
- sIsrER ouEEvs.

Tie big rowing hoaf cisied on up tie cut-
ting t.lst ran almost 20 the foot = the vast
stairway sad then haitei ~ a & gbs Il Steps
lesdinz g. the iandlng place Here tha oi5
gentleman iiseuabarkei. sra frvits.l - e. do
i<evise. whach having TO Alternative. ard
being nearly stsrve5. we did wthosf hesifa-
tion-- tskirz car rfas VITO us. howerer -
each II rs landed car essie again iaii rs
fnrers os BIS iirs 81 ssat.sicn ard bowed
dee-lr stfte sarse 6~fe crfe~nz back tis
cross - r1e Bad asseust, ,e5 u esze sn "a TIE
last ~ ieaFs tAs canoe res tse eirl So hs8
rsEsei ost % tie rstsr. f1r wis1sa 1er cora.
rsaaaa sss ~nitaz Before sise ra1 srrsvsIss
ksaess RS asrs ( e,rress a. r tosen oF zrstf-
tsse far har * sare5 eer frrn tss fnr9 81
beh.E1cFe Fetsflss sssi g ssesssi - nse ftst sae
aad p tss sese e~fs Eot csef saT fssr -
na7 hsrs BAD s. - Hd wss ~ q. n-sa-s
snxic'ls ee rsfrru 3 sses e t1rr sE
fai e~eee at euy rsoe $50
ks oee-s seaa as n8
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

at last. seeing failure TO be Inevitable, he de-
sermined - commit su.cidaou the morrow Of
the third collapse. THAI night, however,
beautiful woman came - him in dream aud
touched his forehead. and OF sudden ne saw
a vision Of the completed work, and saw, too,
through the masonry, and how the difficulties
connected wl-h the flying arch that had
hitherto 5a'iled his genius were to be over
come. TLen a he awoke and once more COM
menced tAs work, but on a different plan,
and behoidi he achieved it, and on the last
day Of the I've years he led the princess. his
bride, up The stair and into the palace. And
Ia due course he became king bv right OF his
wife and founded the present Zu-V endi dy-
nasty, which Is 20 this day called the ~House
Of the Stairway" thus proving once more
how energy and talent are the natural step
ping stones 70 grandeur. And 10 commem-
crate bis triumph he fashioned statue Of
himself dreaming and OF the fair woman who
touched him on the forehead, and placed it in
the great hall of the palace, and there it
stands 10 tbs day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

such was the grest stair Of Mfcsis, snd
s7ch the city beyond 30 wonder thcv called
it TIE -Frownin- CITY Tor certainly those
mighty works ~ solid granite did seem 20
frown down u0on ouT bttleress ia their
soEter sFlerdor. This was So evan r. the
sunshine. bat when the s-oTr1 clouds Gathered
on her imperial brow. Niicsis looked more
Ike = supernatural dwelling place. OF some
imagining OF = poets brain thsn what she
is--a mortal city. caFven 5T the patent
Esnius q generations cut Of the red silence
ef the mountain side
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

stslsg IS s1.pp.ng . lalzs gsza1iy e.
bsxears
Iss-efs 3 Ioass4s Aerses ID TIE siclal-
q 81 10 fs.i-
la.. l4s ralses ever s. 90 g sink 3
seii als saf-ra ta4-
i1s 80 t.aF As-emtg rsesietz Nsfs
sfo. e-ist .s4fss 5-ts< pose sEssnses.
CO D. Istre4a. - Gfeea- t.e. aas .
esQ.
Ehs rel1.on ~ ,As fssniY -tllra Aiehi
aAa lsfauu-F gcClrs az tofl1a4 ae4t
Iaafsd4g
Hazl Aaiers0n. 1f So York. Is n4kink
: sarses ~ Asss.-eils Tor nss sezerase
s3seeA
4 g rspoft<sf that Dog<lsss warren. of
ka.a,l41s1. Is an0uf - esJ43ilsa another
nese1agsE n bsuisn a4roog.
Ihs fall m1sling - tks Mzne0n DFiyin Z
Farx sessFs GA lAs z9sa. tS5h aed
~7sh iasi. very successful n4eslinx = az
tlelpaEsd
TIE nsw 8oarinz mill Of the Benton Har-
hQr Milling Company - ngN Ia fall opera
ton a14 - nl4k-1g Hour az Tie rae ~ 10
barrels a day
hss. A. r AooTs. Presiding Ei'isr Of the
Iona Methodist Episcopal DistTlct, aas
striexsn with paralysis FFid4y afternoon
hs iles Ia a critical condition
postal from judge Morse says be j.
greatly eo.9Fios himself ~ Ja<N shepard
Camp. nls Moose Lake ia tee Adlrondacks.
The otosr 1aF be captuEsd a ssimon trout
-sishluz 81 pounds win hook a1a line
- f9s.s,s Nl2
The 0fsna Division Of the Sons of Ten
pesaaes I'll aold - annual session a. Fen
tom. commencing " edaesdAy August ~ a.
= p. "a. a. The sons Of Temperance Division
foou. txecufiqe CollmItter 4eels zs 10 a.
n. of the l7th inst.
Battle Creek expects big time on the
Sotl sna 3lst inst and September I when
ne grand usss BAL tournament occurs
lnrss a1adret dollars IS offered IN purses
ald tae nsid IS open for al amateur and
noB-lessue clubs. Red1ced TaIes all be
given ca The railroads.
Tie loaia NJ $ sresponsibIe Tor this The
other daT sessrai windows la tac house OF
baaisl Arlck IA Easl0n we're taxen OUT and
paced against ne house. The sun rays
ses tas dry gr2ss on are aud the flames
were 5000 climbing - the aide u the build
InE. has a u1emnef OF tAe iamllY not noticed
the are quickly L would. undoubtedly. have
s0on beon beyond c0ntFol.
The Detroit 50,sr7sai says that the Presby-
terian ehersb- st White Pigeon, built In
l.jj is the eldest IN the State. But the
Journal seems a little OF IN It's history. The
little Catholic church at Ia POinte. on
Nadsllne Island. Lake Superior. dates back 4
20 years. and the one at HarbOr Springs
dates % the early years Of .he present GEN.
tury. ss Fsthsr Bsrasa used It in ISL
Azr4ssfts Nssisg Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

TIE best Oh eerf1 CAR trrlv 10 sid II
GrigF eiycerfDe Ss,ve whiefs il sn-s
sste aDc sIeety cure for cafs ssrrises - g.
burns w11tas snd 81 oitsr sorer vii
r1zlNvefF cnrt plies fefter sBa a. sffr
er1pfions Try tfsis r0n5~ffa. heaier. eef-
isferFi0D Rtisrsnfree OF moneT REFUNDED.
Only y cents, - r. 4 Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

ny ON\> OF the good things Of this
NANN.b life are so-rowfully let
slose on account OF Dyspepsia Ackers
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and CONSTIPATION; sold on .
positive guarantee al 25 and 90 cents, by
+. K. Wilson and w. z. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

A. q. Rose, from New London, Conn
YATES send me two boxes Of your Kemp
Pile SuppositOries By mail. Our druggist Is
Qua Tbev are ior friend. I tried every
thing without Aelp. bat the Sappositories
cured me.
The treatment is new and within reach
OF all. and would advise The affected to give
them a trial For sale In Grand Rapids by
" HI Tlbps, 10 A0nros-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16


Laura once had an aflaent beau.
" no called twice a fortnight. or 50,
Now she SITS. sunday eve,
AL lonely 20 gr.eve,
On. where Is her recreant oeau,
Aad Why did be leave Laura 80,
Why. ~ saw hat Laura was a ianguish-
A.. delicate Riri, saoisct 60 SICK hea0se hes
Sensitive nerves. and uncgrfsin fea peEs,
So .1eEir< u aat lifelong trial IS = ret
fal. sitkls vie, he transferred his attentions
90 her cheerful hsAlthy cousin. Ellen. The
secret Is that Lagra's health and strength
are ppet BY chronic weakness. peculiar 20
her .ex rhiCh Ellen ayerts anl avoids by
the gse o. Dr. Pisrce's Favorife prescrip-
tion. Ilis is The only remedy. for woman 5
pe1llar weaknesses and ailments, sold by
cTggzisis. under a positive guarantee from
tas man uiactgIsrs. that Il viii give sAlislec-
ton IN every case or money viii be refund
Ell. See guarantee On bottle wrapper.
=
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
All +! THERE
HARDWARE!
M. L. SWIFT,
10 CUHGl Street,

Is selling Hardware at prices
that defy competition. Doors.
Sash and Glass. Haying and
Harvesting Tools, Ice Cream
Freezcrs, Wire Cloth and Ad-
Unstable Screens, Cistern and
Drive Well Pumps, Iron Sinks,
Bench Wringers, Mill Supplies,
Shingle Bands, Band Nails,
Files, Stoves and Ranges.
| have a few Acorn Cook Stoves
! am selling at and below cost;
not quite so much nickel on
them but otherwise Just as good
as our latest patterns. IF you
want q Cook Stove you can save
money by buying one of these.
Only few LETT. Lawn Mowers
at cost.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

Fhsi ss aEs ssaly za4E antesing KeEaps
>ansan4f,i4a - lie leopis. Alter Lakiak
falee- 14llelas ~ b1lfs sithoeE rslteL Se
49, refund l1s usansy lt = tie greatest
ADD se.i remedy ca t5e mzrket tJr clean
ssEs lkz 3I1co saa slsl4s yoa nes ease
Of Ite A s1l knosa e4slness nan la-
fa1las as ae sas kssIed sisct pounds ca tso
cotE 81 q ia.s esrs4Earils Price $40.
ler s2is = ~. il. Ts9ss. IN A0E EEos-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

NAC ve0SON -
s s.arsaafed. = beczass i = ths best
eieo1 fzezzraeioa Auoaa. i wLl Pse--
tlTsIf egfs - eio9d s'.se4se2. pVGs1e4 -4s
slsie sFzlez. s1s Ii..5ro.is - 6.iis 89 tas
elz4i4ta1o1. l.szzzElllser. &c ss-4E4atss Z.
4 <. 81 so2 a1d v q VIE
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

battisment pisrced at its base by little door.
This imposing place We afterwards discov-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

Remember the Brick layers and Ma
ous Union excursion % MuskeE0n. Satar-
saY August -. Fair Si0O go1ud trip.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
Allan QH3tePn2il
BY II. RIDER HAGGARD.

AUTHOR o. "xrso sotosnxs wrsrs SIX. =
"fss .'fsv Errcus HrAo.~ sTc-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-09
W. H. STEPHENS.
The Death of Distinguished ID
Gentleman.

The Death of Distinguished
Gentleman.
Yesterday afternoon the distinguished
gentleman whose name heads this ar.
ticle passed from earth, peacefully, at
his home in the San Gabriel Valley,
surrounded by his family and friends.
Senator Stephens was born in Staunton,
Virginia. in 1917, and in lS40 moved to
Tennessee, where for thirty-five years
he was actively engaged in law and poll.
tics. He was prominent candidate be.
fore the Legislature for United States
Senator in 1872, and was beaten by ex.
President Andrew johnson by two
votes. Senator Stephens was gallant
soldier during the late war, and was
Colonel of the eighth Tennessee regiment
of Confederate Volunteers. After the
war he occupied many important offices
of trust and profit, and was a member
of the Tennessee Constitutional Conven-
tion of 1870. Senator Stephens came
to California in 1875 and made it his
home. He leaves a wife and the fol.
lowing children to mourn his loss.
Mrs. A. B. Chapman, w. D., Albert, c.
NJ, Harry, Dick, Lee and Miss Katie
Stephens. The deceased leaves hand.
some property. The funeral will take
place this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
church of Our Savior, San Gabriel. In
the death of Mr.. Stephens the county
loses valued citizen, and the sympathy
of large circle of friends goes out to
the bereaved family.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-09
A Phillips, excursion.

An excursion party arrived yesterday
under the management of A. Phillips &
Co. Following is a list of the passen-
gers:
For Los Angeles-M, Loman, Chicago;
Mrs. l. H. Luther, II. higgins and wife,
New York; Mrs. NJ. A. Mace. Byron T.
Tilden Lee Ingrahm. New Hampshire;
Miss Effie Petrie, Hiss Minnie McSev.
eney, Worcester, Mass; Mrs. e. S.
Field. Miss Hettie Field, Albert Field,
New York; J. T. Doten, F. T. Spencer
and wife, Ausss Keys asa wife, ID. w.
Keys and wife, Joseph Nicols and wife,
H. D. Massey. c. s. Massey, $. A. Mas
sey, M. f. Massey, Miss Edith seeres,
Mrs. A. NJ. Jarman. Mrs. james Rich.
ards and family, A. L. Keim, Miss c.
Keim, Chas. Loreabel.
For San Francisco--H H Pope, B f
Hamilton, Mrs Hildredth, Miss Hill.
dredth, Mrs M B Silsby, jenna Silsby,
Charles Hendricks and wife, h A May.
hall and wife. o G Somers, Jno L Ar.
mold, A N Nichols and wife, Mrs H M
Perry, w E White, Mrs Cynthia Still.
For San Diego--Mrs G A Howe, E A
Brightman, J 4 Butler, Mrs Abby Will
ber, Herbert Wilber, J M Wamer and
wife.
For Pasadena--Mrs A s Turbutt, Mrs
Preisendofer. Miss Katie Clapp.
For Riverside = Mrs Taylor, Mrs
Davis.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-09
TsOy Y0uk.

Judge Cheney yesterday morning re.
awarded the Chinese maiden Tsoy Youk
to the Home in San Francisco, but
this did not prevent the Chinese here
from trying to keep her. They applied
to Judge Brunson for another writ OF
habeas corpus but were refused. There
is some difference Of opinion on the
habeas corpus possibilities. Some par.
ties claim that the matter can be brought
into every court in the county
and when there are no more
a% ,vr;t con be sworn out in the
counties through which the party in
onast;on passes. Judge Brunson, how
ever, seems to be of the opinion that the
snnlication for writs can not be granted
when the PARTICULARS have been fully
entered into by another branch OF The
court.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-09
A singular Revelation.

Los ANGELES, March s. 1887.
EDITOR HERALD-You can imagine
my surprise when / was accosted an
hour ago on entering lodging house,
4O7 South Spring street, by this remark
''Do you know that there is smallpox in
this building?" l supposed at first it
was Joke, but found that police off.
Ger occupying rooms in the building had
been ill since Sunday with the disease,
and that his mother-in.law and other
relatives were passing in and out, going
directly from the room to the druggists
in the sane block, thus exposing all
with whom they came in contact. Nor
until few moments ago was the house
auarantined. Now there is smallpox
poster on the rear of the building, but
none in front. What is the use to try
to prevent the spread OF the dread
disease if such things are allowed?
A RESIDENT.